Miami carries the highest rain probability across the state Sunday at 63%, with a high of 89°F and a low of 79°F, according to National Weather Service data. Orlando follows closely with a 59% rain chance, while Tampa sits at 47% and Jacksonville records the lowest rain probability at 33%.
Tampa’s high of 82°F Sunday trails Miami’s 89°F by seven degrees, with winds gusting to 20 mph and 75% humidity driving a muggy feel. Orlando tops out at 79°F with gusts reaching 20 mph and 78% humidity, the highest humidity reading among the four cities today. Jacksonville reaches 82°F under mostly cloudy skies, with gusts hitting 23 mph — the strongest wind gusts recorded today statewide. Miami’s winds remain comparatively light at 13 mph gusts with 2.8mm of precipitation expected.
Tampa surges to 89°F Monday before climbing to 92°F Wednesday and peaking at 95°F Thursday, a 13-degree jump from Sunday’s high. Orlando warms from 83°F Monday to 95°F Wednesday, with rain chances collapsing to just 5% that day. Miami holds near 90°F Monday before Tuesday brings 23.0mm of precipitation — the heaviest rainfall total in the three-day outlook across all four cities. Jacksonville cools to 79°F Monday with rain chances rising to 49% and gusts reaching 25 mph.